I'll bow to your local knowledge.I live there marra and I use both at peak times, it's currently worse at off peak times because the roadworks become active and everything goes down to one lane. It's quieter now at peak times because people are avoiding the area.
But it doesn't get away from the fact that I, and plenty of others with me, have definitely spent more than 15 minutes stuck in traffic at those roundabouts in the past. People definitely weren't avoiding the area then.
It's a phased development. Standard practice for something of this magnitude.OK - Lets put it this way. If the work taking place at the moment was to widen all the roads from the new bridge into town I could see the benefits, but its not. At the moment its a bridge from nowhere to nowhere else with an additional drawing in the council office of something that needs £20m and all the appropriate planning etc.
You can't disrupt one half of the city completely, all in one go. It has to be done in stages. It's bad enough at the minute - imagine if they were doing all the new roads at the same time as well.
As said before, it's along-term benefit that will hopefully reap rewards in years to come, but it's not going to happen overnight.
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